Same situation mate, my daughter is in her final year doing Music, with everything cancelled. The industry she wants to work in has been decimated. She already lost 3 mths of her course from last year. With no support from the Uni.more worried about how she will cope, only left last week for his first year and now ten days on her own in a tiny room with strangers. Just been on the phone and she is in tears! Bloody hard. Not sure what to do!!!
Mate I totally agree and people on here know it’s a topic close to my heart as I’ve raised money for a couple of causes after 2 people I knew both committed suicide a couple of years ago.I think it highly likely that suicides are going up, everyone is having a pretty miserable time.
In this instance I think it is right that the government try not to publicise data on it. Suicide is a pretty imitative behaviour and publicising it can generate its own momentum.
Girlfriend is in her final year having to work from home and the way it’s working it’s getting her really down, tutors delivering zoom meetings seem pretty shambolic to me. She quit her job 4 years ago, has amassed a huge amount of debt to follow her dream and doesn’t even know if they’ll be a job after she (if she can) complete her final year.Same situation mate, my daughter is in her final year doing Music, with everything cancelled. The industry she wants to work in has been decimated. She already lost 3 mths of her course from last year. With no support from the Uni.
I would just keep phoning her as and when you think she needs contact and trying to get her to focus on something positive, no matter what it is. It helps in our family.more worried about how she will cope, only left last week for his first year and now ten days on her own in a tiny room with strangers. Just been on the phone and she is in tears! Bloody hard. Not sure what to do!!!
Goodness, plain clothed police officers came in to the pub last night and had a major go at the gaffer. He's not made his bar staff do table service and neither was she wearing a mask. He pleaded ignorance (if you knew him then you'd understand...) but he was really pissed off afterwards. Bleating on about not being able to afford to pay more staff etc. I'm going to suggest he does a tab system for the regulars to speed up payment.
I guarantee he'll get closed down if they do a spot check again. Guarantee they do.
Ditto.As an IT developer I was shocked that anyone would import data in CSV format which had 16k columns in. Any guy worth his salt would not export it that way. And if I was asked to import it is raise concerns about it.
If this is the kind of bug that's come out I bet the rest of the system is shit as well.
I think washing your hands is a very sensible piece of advice and would prevent many things post Covid. Let’s hope the practice is continued once it’s done with.Thanks, but I can only read 5 lines, and I'm not subcribing to any print media website I'm afraid.
Still one of the biggest pieces of advice is "wash your hands" anyway, so I'll continue to be cautious about "surfaces".
I know. I’ll try to do better.......Sorry you cant print figures like that on here! People will get upset and tell you you cant compare deaths as one is a pandemic and is therefore much more important and all you are doing is downplaying covid.
The second one clearly says it is too small a sample to be signifcant , it is a touchy subject best backed up by actual numbers , it is too complicated a subject to understand and we will have to look back on the numbers later onI’ve reposted what I’d intended to. The thing is, with mass unemployment and people losing homes because of this the suicides and mental health issues to follow will last a generation, kids, students also will be massively affected.
Normally you’d be going crazy about this government’s actions and a rise in suicide yet now you won’t say a fucking thing.
They’re killing people by their actions, we all know it but for some reason some just don’t want to say it.
Nobody is saying thatSorry you cant print figures like that on here! People will get upset and tell you you cant compare deaths as one is a pandemic and is therefore much more important and all you are doing is downplaying covid.
I think you come very close to doing just that Karen.Nobody is saying that
The numbers won’t be known till later in the year, we all know people who are struggling and who’s mental health is frankly going down the pan!! How many elderly have died due to loneliness? Seriously take your head out of the sand and admit it’s having sn affect on people who aren’t positive with Covid yet we’re not interested in them anymore.The second one clearly says it is too small a sample to be signifcant , it is a touchy subject best backed up by actual numbers , it is too complicated a subject to understand and we will have to look back on the numbers later on
There will be a number of columns before the sample data that describe the batch. Hence why the system fell over around 7800 cases or so.The maximum size of a worksheet in excel is 1,048,576 rows by 16,384 columns.
I believe there are 2 columns per specimen. So if you go over 8,192 specimens you can't export data beyond that number. An error is generated in a log file but I doubt it was read
My head isnt in the sand , my mental health is much worse even though it has been under control for years , you cant tell me anything about covid and the effects on people that i dont already know , you flung out there was a big jump in suicides when your sources dont confirm thatThe numbers won’t be known till later in the year, we all know people who are struggling and who’s mental health is frankly going down the pan!! How many elderly have died due to loneliness? Seriously take your head out of the sand and admit it’s having sn affect on people who aren’t positive with Covid yet we’re not interested in them anymore.
I am not , the source he gave was for 2019 and this year is too small a sample to be significant in both sources , i am sorry i can read and understand studies , the time to look at these things is later when we have the full pictureI think you come very close to doing just that Karen.
No it doesn’t, not above all else at all.My head isnt in the sand , my mental health is much worse even though it has been under control for years , you cant tell me anything about covid and the effects on people that i dont already know , you flung out there was a big jump in suicides when your sources dont confirm that
An infectious disease nobody is immune to has to be dealt with above everything else
When it’s way too late for too many unfortunate bastards but we’ll get the “lessons will be learned” bollocks.I am not , the source he gave was for 2019 and this year is too small a sample to be significant in both sources , i am sorry i can read and understand studies , the time to look at these things is later when we have the full picture
They have made plenty of mistakes as i have said before , i am no fan but they responded to stop the nhs being overwhelmed and to stop the virus tearing through the population , their job was to stop us dying , nobody is immune so the lockdown had to happen , it is that simple , the affects have been shit , a pandemic is not supposed to be easy , all the moaning about not being able to go to the pub or football or having to wear a mask does more to over shadow the true costs of lockdown than anything else imoNo it doesn’t, not above all else at all.
The response has been disproportionate in mine and others opinions. Nothing rational has been done from the offset and thousands will die who either weren’t ill (suicides) or could have had treatments for illnesses which have been made worse by the frankly puss poor handling of this by the government and their advisors.
No it doesn’t, not above all else at all.
The response has been disproportionate in mine and others opinions. Nothing rational has been done from the offset and thousands will die who either weren’t ill (suicides) or could have had treatments for illnesses which have been made worse by the frankly puss poor handling of this by the government and their advisors.